Today the Supreme Court decided Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, which challenged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit’s capacious understanding of agency obligations under the National Environmental Policy Act. The justices unanimously rejected the D.C. Circuit’s approach, but split 5-3 over what the D.C. Circuit did wrong. Justice Kavanaugh wrote […]
On Sunday’s podcast, Peter dissects another rough stretch for American financial markets, spotlighting mounting selloffs across sectors and another breakout moment for gold. He breaks down why US treasuries are now riskier than ever, the structural problems with fiscal and monetary policy, and how tariffs are hitting American consumers harder than politicians care to admit. The week’s headlines were […]
At present there are two vacant seats on the Third Circuit: first, Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr. sat in New Jersey; and second, Judge Kent A. Jordan sat in Delaware. Yesterday, President Trump nominated Emil Bove to one of those seats, though it is not yet clear which one. I am not aware that Bove […]
The LNC will continue its May 17-18, 2025 meeting via zoom on June 1, 2025 beginning at 7pm Eastern. Registration for this meeting is required at least one hour prior. When: Jun 1, 2025 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Register in advance for this meeting:https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/uoy5YOxhReSftQK_R4uRwg After registering, you Read More Article from […]
Libertarian Party Chair Steven Nekhaila issued the following statement in response to the recent Senate report revealing that Biden officials failed to warn the public about the side effects of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine and downplayed these risks to encourage vaccination: The newly released Homeland Security Committee report confirms what many of us in the […]
Libertarian Chair Steven Nekhaila issued the following response to the recent Executive Order from Pres. Donald Trump regarding the Over criminalization of Federal Regulations. “President Trump’s recent executive order addressing the over-criminalization of federal regulations is a commendable step toward restoring individual liberties and curbing governmental overreach. For too long, Americans have faced the threat […]
Understanding the “First Hundred Days” The idea of judging a president by their first 100 days in office dates back to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal blitz in 1933. Ever since, it’s served as a benchmark for evaluating early priorities, tone, and executive impact. For libertarians, that means asking: Has government grown or shrunk? Have Americans […]
The LNC is seeking applications for the Bylaws and Rules Committee and the Ballot Access Committee for the 2025-2026 time frame. More details can be found at the applications here: Bylaws and Rules Committee Application Ballot Access Committee Application These will be selected at the mid- Read More Article from Libertarian Party Libertarian PartyThe Libertarian Party’s official website is […]
The Libertarian National Committee will be meeting in person on May 17-18, 2025, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Hotel Information: Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, 187 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, (616) 774-2000, https://amwaygrand.com/. Read More Article from Libertarian Party Libertarian PartyThe Libertarian Party’s official website is a central hub for supporters of limited government, […]
This notification was sent out to the Affiliate parties today. Hello State Chairs: The Libertarian National Committee Policy Manual provides the following: 11.11 – Party Records *** 2) Delegate Allocation Based on Presidential Votes The Secretary shall distribute to each affiliate party the presidential vote totals that the Secretary proposes to use for purposes of […]